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- Intro - Lt Gen Obering
[BMDS Overview]
[Sea-Based X-Band]
[Sea-Based Midcourse]
[GMD]
[PATRIOT PAC-3]
[MSX]
[HAWK
[THAAD]
[Clementine]
[LEAP]
[Arrow]
[NFIRE]
Filmy przedstawiające działanie systemu
Dzień z życia Globalnego Systemu Obrony przed Rakietami Balistycznymi
Prezentacja podzielona na 13 tematów.
Sea-Based X-Band Radar
Description:
April 3, 2005. The 2,000-ton radar is lowered aboard the converted oil
rig in what will become the Sea-Based X-band Radar (SBX) for the
Missile Defense Agency. The assembly took place at the Kiewit Offshore
Services in Corpus Christi, Texas. The 282-foot high structure will
displace nearly 50,000 tons when at its operating draft. The SBX, a
unique combination of an advanced-radar with a mobile, ocean-going,
semi-submersible platform will provide the nation with highly advanced
ballistic missile detection and will also have the capability to
discriminate hostile missile warheads from decoys or countermeasures.
Its mobility gives it the capability to be positioned on the ocean to
support Missile Defense Agency tests and also operationally support
defense of our homeland, deployed forces and allies and friends. The
SBX will be homeported in Adak, Alaska later this year.
Sea Based Midcourse Intercept Tests
Description: January
25, 2002. Successful test involving a planned intercept
of an Aries ballistic missile target by a Standard Missile
launched from an Aegis Cruiser.
Description: June
15, 2002. Successful test involving a planned intercept
of a ballistic missile target by a Standard Missile
launched from an Aegis Cruiser.
Description: November
21, 2002. Successful test involving a planned intercept
of a ballistic missile target by a Standard Missile
launched from an Aegis Cruiser.
Description: Notional
animation of test involving a planned intercept of a
ballistic missile target by a Standard Missile launched
from an Aegis Cruiser.
Description: June
18, 2003. A developmental Standard Missile-3 (SM-3)
is launched from the U.S. Navy cruiser, USS Lake Erie
(CG-70), in a Missile Defense Agency test, Wednesday,
near Kauai, Hawaii. The test was the latest in a series
aimed at developing a sea-based defense against short
to medium range ballistic missile threats.
Description: December
11, 2003. Flight Mission-6 (FM-6) involved the detection
and tracking of an Aries medium-range target missile
launched from the Pacific Missile Range Facility
(PMRF),
Kauai, Hawaii at 8:10am HST (1:10pm EST). Approximately
two minutes after target launch, a developmental
Standard
Missile-3 (SM-3) was launched from the Aegis Ballistic
Missile Defense cruiser the USS LAKE ERIE (CG 70).
Approximately
two minutes later the SM-3 successfully intercepted
the target missile with "hit to kill" technology,
using only the force of the direct collision to destroy
the
target. This was the fourth successful intercept for
Aegis BMD and SM-3.
Description: February 24, 2005. A
Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) is launched from the USS Lake Erie (CG 70) in the latest Missile Defense Agency,
U.S. Navy test of its sea-based ballistic missile defense program. The SM-3 intercepted a short range
ballistic missile target, launched minutes earlier from the Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking
Sands, Kauai, Hawaii. The intercept, the fifth in six attempts, occurred approximately 100 miles from Kauai.
Description: November
17, 2005. This test involved for the first time a "separating" target,
meaning that the target warhead separated from its booster rocket
requiring the interceptor to distinguish between the body of the
missile and the actual warhead. The interceptor missile was launched
from the Pearl Harbor-based Aegis cruiser USS Lake Erie (CG 70).
The target was intercepted more than 100 miles in space above the Pacific Ocean and 375 miles northwest of Kauai.
Description: June
22, 2006. A Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) is launched on June 22, 2006
from the Aegis cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67), during a joint Missile
Defense Agency, U.S. Navy ballistic missile flight test.
Description: April
26, 2007. A Standard
Missile-3 (SM-3) is launched from the Aegis cruiser USS
Lake Erie (CG 70), during a joint Missile Defense Agency, U.S. Navy
ballistic missile flight test on April 26, 2007. Approximately three
minutes later, the SM-3 intercepted a unitary (non-separating) ballistic
missile threat target, launched from the Pacific Missile Range Facility,
Barking Sands, Kauai, Hawaii. Within moments of this launch, the USS
Lake Erie also launched a Standard Missile-2 (SM-2) against a hostile
air target in order to defend herself.
Ground Based Midcourse Tests
Description: October
2, 1999. Sequenced video from Integrated Flight Test
3.
Description: July
8, 2000. Sequenced video from Integrated Flight Test
5.
Description: July
14, 2001. Successful test involving a planned intercept
of an intercontinental ballistic missile target.
Description: December
3, 2001. Successful test involving a planned intercept
of an intercontinental ballistic missile target. A modified
Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM)
target vehicle was launched from Vandenberg AFB, Calif.,
at 10:00 p.m. EST,
and a prototype interceptor was launched approximately
20 minutes later and 4,800 miles away from the Ronald
Reagan Missile Site Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic
of the Marshall Islands. The intercept took place approximately
10 minutes after the interceptor was launched, at an
altitude in excess of 140 miles above the earth, and
during the midcourse phase of the target warhead's flight. This was the third successful intercept
for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) program,
formerly known as National Missile Defense.
Description: October
14, 2002. Successful test involving a planned intercept
of an intercontinental ballistic missile target over
the central Pacific Ocean in the Western Test Range.
A modified Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile
(ICBM) target vehicle was launched from Vandenberg AFB,
Calif., at 10:00 p.m. EDT, and a prototype interceptor
was launched approximately 22 minutes later and 4,800
miles away from the Ronald Reagan Missile Site, Kwajalein
Atoll, in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. The
intercept took place approximately six minutes after
the interceptor was launched, at an altitude in excess
of 140 miles above the earth, and during the midcourse
phase of the target warhead's flight. This was the fifth
successful intercept--and the fourth consecutive--in
seven flight tests since October 1999 for the GMD program.
Description: January
24, 2006. Sequenced video from Integrated Flight Test
13b.
Description: February
27, 2006. A long-range Strategic Targets System (STARS) rocket is launched from
the Kodiak Launch Complex on Kodiak Island, Alaska on February 24, 2006.
The rocket was successfully tracked by the Beale AFB radar during the
exercise, and target data, including a weapon task plan (firing
solution), was successfully transmitted to the Joint National
Integration Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. where it was inputted into
the Command, Control, Battle Management and Communication system for the
Ballistic Missile Defense System.
Description: Sepember
1, 2006. A ground-based interceptor is launched from Vandenberg AFB,
California. The missile, designed to intercept long range ballistic
missile threats in the midcourse phase of flight, hit a target that had
been launched from Kodiak, Alaska. This was part of a Missile Defense
Agency test of the Ballistic Missile Defense System it is designing
against threats of all ranges and phases of flight.
PATRIOT Intercept Tests
Description: October
14, 2000. PAC-3 missile launch, intercept and destruction
of a ballistic missile target.
Description: July
22, 2000. Successful PAC-3 intercept test at White Sands
Missile Range demonstrating capability to engage and
destroy a low altitude cruise missile target, represented
by an MQM-107 drone.
Description: November
14, 1994. PATRIOT is a mobile, field Army and core air
defense system, which uses guided missiles to simultaneously
engage and destroy multiple targets at varying ranges.
Several shots of PATRIOT launchers and launches.
Description: August
17, 1994. Upgrades to the PAC-2 will further improve
the PATRIOT system through radar modifications and incorporation
of the Extended Range Interceptor, ERINT.
Description: Based
on hit-to-kill technology, ERINT has successfully concluded
preliminary testing with three successive direct hits
on its targets. ERINT missile versus drone target -
2 JUN 94. ERINT missile versus STORM target - 13 FEB
94.
Midcourse Space Experiment (MSX) Launch
Description: Launch
from Vandenberg AFB, CA. Space system demonstration
of technology to characterize ballistic missile signatures
during midcourse flight phase.
HAWK Missile Launches
Description: HAWK
missiles detected and engaged 3 LANCE missiles at White
Sands Missile Range 7-8 DEC 95. Tests involved the AN/TPS-59
radar interoperating with HAWK missiles, a new Air Defense
Communications platform and a remote equipment section.
Additional intercepts on 21 AUG 96.
Description: Near-term
upgrades to improve existing United States' missile
defense systems are currently in process. Over one-third
of the active Marine Corps HAWK equipment, including
the TPS-59 radar, already has been modified to provide
short-range tactical ballistic missile defense for expeditionary
Marine forces. Several HAWK missile launches.
THAAD Flight Tests
Description: Theater
High Altitude Area Defense will provide wide-area defense
against ballistic missiles at higher altitudes and longer
ranges with a hit-to-kill interceptor.
Clementine Simulated Lunar Flyover
Description: Simulated flyover of
lunar south pole by Clementine
spacecraft.
LEAP Flight Test
Description: April
27, 1995. LEAP is a kinetic kill vehicle that detects,
acquires and intercepts its target, destroying it by
force of impact. LEAP launch from AEGIS cruiser.
Description: August
17, 1994. This kill vehicle could be combined with the
Advanced Solid Axial Stage (ASAS) rocket motor from
the LEAP program, permitting high velocity flight at
low altitudes. LEAP hover tests with safety net.
Arrow Missile Launches
Description: The
U.S. and Israel are cooperatively developing the Arrow
Interceptor, which is designed to help Israel defend
its territory. Arrow missile launch and flight.
Near Field Infrared Experiment
Description: The Near Field Infrared
Experiment satellite was successfully launched from the NASA Space Flight Facility, Wallops Island,
Virginia on April 24, 2007.